The dutch newspaper Telegraaf interviews Stephan Winkelmann, Lamborghini’s CEO.
The interview is in Dutch, so between Babelfish and me, some errors might creep in …Anyway, as for future Lamborghini projects, Winkelmann says that there are no definite plans about a Lamborghini SUV and a GT 2+2, heirs respectively of the LM 002 and the Espada, while a couple of new versions of the Gallardo are certainly in the works: one with rear-wheel-drive only, and one a spartan version, lightened (à-la Carrera GT3/M3 CSL ?).
2006 production is all booked up: 800 Gallardo Spyders, 600 Gallardo coupès and 500 Murcielagos, between coupè and roadster.
It’s strange to see production mix so unbalanced in favor of the Gallardo Spyder.
And Lamborghini “doesn’t want” to go over 2005’s production levels.
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